The Most British Spaghettoni in Britain
Made from 100% British-grown KRIVET wheat, a blend of ancient Rivet and modern wheat, grown and stone-milled in the UK. Bronze extruded. Slowly dried for 40 hours.
SHOP KRIVETNOT ALL PASTA BEGINS WITH DURUM.
WE DON'T START WITH PASTA AND LOOK FOR FLOUR.
WE START WITH THE GRAIN AND DISCOVER WHAT PASTA IT CAN BECOME.
Different grains have different flavours, textures and personalities. We work with British farmers and millers to explore them — from ancient einkorn and spelt to rivet wheat, pulses and individual grain varieties.
TASTE THE DIFFERENCE.
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Fibre isn’t something you add. It’s how wheat is built.
Fibre isn’t an add-on. In wheat, it’s part of the grain’s structure. Here’s how bran, germ and endosperm work together — and why wholegrain behaves differently from refined flour.
Fibre isn’t something you add. It’s how wheat is built.
Fibre isn’t an add-on. In wheat, it’s part of the grain’s structure. Here’s how bran, germ and endosperm work together — and why wholegrain behaves differently from refined flour.
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Why wholegrain pasta often feels different to wholegrain bread
Wholegrain pasta and wholegrain bread behave differently. Discover how milling, structure and fibre integration affect digestion and tolerance.
Why wholegrain pasta often feels different to wholegrain bread
Wholegrain pasta and wholegrain bread behave differently. Discover how milling, structure and fibre integration affect digestion and tolerance.
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Why ancient grains like einkorn, emmer and spelt feel different.
Ancient grains like einkorn, emmer and spelt differ from modern wheat in structure, fibre behaviour and digestion.
Why ancient grains like einkorn, emmer and spelt feel different.
Ancient grains like einkorn, emmer and spelt differ from modern wheat in structure, fibre behaviour and digestion.
FROM FIELD TO PASTA
British grown. Organic. Stoneground wholegrain. Bronze extruded. Slowly dried. Italian craft.
Those things matter to us. But they aren't the point by themselves.
The point is the grain.
Einkorn shouldn't taste like spelt. Spelt shouldn't behave like rivet wheat. Pasta made with British fava beans shouldn't be the same as pasta made with wrinkled peas.
We preserve those differences rather than processing them away.